Three Phases of Fish Culture

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Fish farming in 3 stages

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Froggy Jumps Three Phases of Fish CultureOnline version Fish farming in 3 stages by Elle 1 Q1: It is the overall process of raising, breeding, and protecting fish to ensure continuous production and sustainability. a Fish culture b Fish cultivation c Fish Conservation 2 Q2: This phase of fish culture involves raising fish from fingerlings until they are ready for harvest. a FISH PROPAGATION b FISH CULTIVATION c FISH CONSERVATION 3 A method of fish cultivation that relies mainly on naturally available food and requires the least amount of management. a EXTENSIVE b SEMI- INTENSIVE c INTENSIVE 4 This refers to the number of fish raised in a specific pond, cage, or tank, which helps determine whether the system is extensive, semi-intensive, or intensive. a Color of water b Stocking Density c Fish age 5 This type of fish cultivation combines natural food with supplementary or commercial feeds to improve fish growth. a SEMI INTENSIVE b INTENSIVE c Semi-intensive Fish Cultivation 6 These are fish species whose populations have greatly declined and require protection to prevent extinction. a Endangered Fish Species b Carnivorous birds c Dry pellets only 7 This fish cultivation method produces the highest yield by using high stocking density, commercial feeds, and constant monitoring. a semi - intensive fish cultivation b Extensive fish cultivation c Intensive Fish Cultivation 8 This fishing period allows fishermen to legally harvest fish after the breeding season has passed. a Open Season b Closed Season c Only breeding 9 This phase of fish culture focuses on increasing the fish population through reproduction. a Fish Propagation b Fish Cultivation c Fish Conservation 10 It is a protected aquatic area where fishing is prohibited or strictly regulated to allow fish to reproduce and recover. a Spawning b Egg collection c Fish Sanctuary 11 This method of propagation uses hormones to stimulate spawning, but fertilization still occurs naturally. a Semi-natural Propagation b Natural Propagation c Artificial Propagation 12 This fishing regulation temporarily prohibits catching certain fish species to protect them during their breeding period. a closed season b fish santuary c open season 13 A type of fish propagation in which fish reproduce on their own without any human intervention. a Natural Propagation b Semi- Natural Propagation c Artificial 14 This phase of fish culture protects fish populations and aquatic habitats to ensure sustainable fisheries. a Fish coonserbation b Fish Cunservation c Fish Conservation 15 This propagation method involves manually collecting eggs and sperm and fertilizing them under controlled conditions. a Natural Propagation b Artificial Propagation c Semi - Natural Propagation

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Q1: It is the overall process of raising, breeding, and protecting fish to ensure continuous production and sustainability.

Q2: This phase of fish culture involves raising fish from fingerlings until they are ready for harvest.

A method of fish cultivation that relies mainly on naturally available food and requires the least amount of management.

This refers to the number of fish raised in a specific pond, cage, or tank, which helps determine whether the system is extensive, semi-intensive, or intensive.

This type of fish cultivation combines natural food with supplementary or commercial feeds to improve fish growth.

These are fish species whose populations have greatly declined and require protection to prevent extinction.

This fish cultivation method produces the highest yield by using high stocking density, commercial feeds, and constant monitoring.

This fishing period allows fishermen to legally harvest fish after the breeding season has passed.

This phase of fish culture focuses on increasing the fish population through reproduction.

It is a protected aquatic area where fishing is prohibited or strictly regulated to allow fish to reproduce and recover.

This method of propagation uses hormones to stimulate spawning, but fertilization still occurs naturally.

This fishing regulation temporarily prohibits catching certain fish species to protect them during their breeding period.

A type of fish propagation in which fish reproduce on their own without any human intervention.

This phase of fish culture protects fish populations and aquatic habitats to ensure sustainable fisheries.

This propagation method involves manually collecting eggs and sperm and fertilizing them under controlled conditions.